If the property management fee is not paid and the house is stolen, is the property management responsible?

In my opinion, if the management office fails to do what is stipulated in the service contract in the security work, then the property management will bear certain responsibilities. Whether it is the main payment obligation or the payment obligation, this obligation is for the public and for all owners. Property management can't fail to fulfill its due obligations just because you haven't paid the property management fee. This has little to do with paying property fees.

But I'm sorry if the property management has done what was agreed in the service contract and what happened in your home in the security work. Property management is legally innocent at this time. At this time, you can only get your economic losses back through the police. In fact, when you found your home stolen, you already called the police.

On the other hand, you didn't pay the property fee, which in itself is very unfavorable evidence for you. Arrears of property fees mean that you have not fulfilled the stipulations of the property service contract, infringing on the legitimate rights and interests of the owners who have already paid the property fees. Because the services provided by the management office are almost all public services, you can enjoy the services provided by the management office without paying property fees. Such as public lighting, public health, maintenance and repair of public facilities and equipment.

As for what you think is wrong with the management office, just tell the industry Committee in your community to let them handle the complaint, or go to the management office to complain. If not, you can complain to the neighborhood Committee or the Housing Authority. I always think that defaulting on management fees is the worst way.

Personal opinion, for reference.